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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-04-06
Strengthen the System

Hoods sarsaparilla is characterized by
three peeuliarities: lst, the combination OF
remedial agents; I'd, the proportion; ed, the
process Of securing the active medicinal
qualities. The result is medicine of unusual
strength, effecting cures hitherto unknown.
Send for book containing additional evidence.
Hoods Sarsaparilla tones up my system,
prriiies my blood, sharpens my appetite. and
seems to make me ever" J. I. THOMPSON,
Register OF Deeds, Lowell, Mass.
Hoods Sarsaparilla beats all others. and
is worth its weight in gold" !. HARRINGTON.
$50 Bank Street, New York City.
Hoods SarsapariIla
Sold by all druggists. 81; six for s5. Mads
only by C. 1. HOOD s Co, Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-04-06

LODI, April 5th.-Lem Dougherty, the
innocent victim of the James and Harrison
shooting affray on last Sunday night, died
at P. NJ. to-day Of his wounds.
A. o. U. w. Grand Lodge.
SAN FRANcIsco, April 5th.-This morn
ing the tenth annual session of the Grand
Lodge of Workmen convened in B'nai
Birth Hall, with Master Workman Edwin
Danforth in the chair, and all the other
Grand Officers, 26 in number, present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-08
THE EASTERN SHORE.
A sad SummOns-RObbery I'm
psrtant survey.

fCorrespondence OF the Richmond Dispatch-l
ONANC0CK, May &, 1887.
Mrs. JolifIr. a widow lads who receatly
came from Philadelphia 10 reside here, "a>
sunni oncd home thls morning from Bllli
more. where she had gone TO vls'i SEX
fn,nd, by a telegram announcing the drlth
OF Der Youngest child. When Mrs. JOIN,
lclt the child was perfectly well. but J.
caught the measles and sank 50 RAPIDLY thai
il clcd in less than three days after II wa
Gr,t taken sick.
Lieutenant Wilde, commander OF The
revenue marine for the Fifth district, ha-
removed his headquarters from this town
10 Wachapreaguc. on the seaside.
several nights ago the store OF y. L.
Fitcbett, at Eastville. was entered by
thieves, who carried of about $1,000 III
monty, As vet no clue has been found to
lead TO the detection Of fine guilty PARTIES.
Lieutenant Mlrr, Of the United states
Coast survey, who was recently married
Ia Miss jamie Hope, 81 Norfolk, has been
detailed 10 make survey OF tue eastern
shore Of Virginia, and is now at WORK IN
the lower part Of Northampton county.
An accurate map OF this PerinSnla M
peveryct been published, and II Is hopedthai
with Lieutenant Marr'S superior SIKH thi'
much needed work VIII soon be accomplish
ID. The numerous bays, estuarie', creeks,
and inlcts render the undertaking very dii'
Gcult and lab0nouS.
II /, thought by some here that the Re-
puLlicans are on a still hunt for the county
ard district offices IN Accoma'k, but lhf
democrats are not likely 10 be caught nap
ripO. KALLIAS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-08
uenrico POLITICS

A meeting Of citizens OF Heni1co oIp ~ ,
10 The lleket DomInsted BY The hep"oH'''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-08
Virginia Historical society.

A meeting OF the Executive Committee
Of the Virginia Historical Society was held
at the rooms OF the society in the West
mOrelsnd Clubhouse yesterday - Mr..
Brooks in the chair.
Many gifts OF books were reported; also,
the following valuable manuscripts: From
Emtin |. j. Griffin, E,q., I'll Sampson street,
Philadelphia, Pa, various legal documents
OF the County Court OF Prince George,
Va, Of the eighteenth century pertaining
to the Boiling, Randolph, kennOn, and
other families; through Captain Leigh
Robinson, Washington, d. c., from his
mother, careiuly-prepared abstract,
made by his lamented father, the late
Conway Robinson, Ii. D., of the Records
OF the Virginia Company OF London, IRON
tie two volumes purchased from the estate
Of President jefferson and now in the
Library OF Congress, with other aOStrlc''
from The old General Court Of Virginia OF
the early period OF the colony.
TIE following were elected members OF
the society: Life: Mcssrs. Simon Grotz,
5IS Walnut street. Philadelphia, Pa; w.
Ellis Jones, Richmond, Va. Annual
Blainard :. Warner, Esq, POO Ma>Sa-
chusetts avenue, Warrington, ID. c.; Rev
J. b. Funston, Richmond, Va; u. &.
Brooks, Esq, Arlington street, Boston,
Mass; X. IL. Baker, Esq. IS Main street
Norfolk, Va.
The corresponding secretary reported
that the society needed better suStenance
and It is hoped that he will have pfomp
response from the present members will
nominations from among their friends &
duly increase The membership Of the society
and is income.
Adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-08
BeraOnal.

r. Randall thinks Congress need no.
meet until December.
Baron Hlrsch. Of Paris and London, Is
believed TO be the richest man IN the world.
He Is OF the Hebrew race.
Captain Boycott, the original Boycott, is
now the agent for the FllXton-Hall estate,
near Bungay, in Suffolk.
The Rev. Mark Guy Pearce, eminent
among English Wesleyans as 4 preacher
and author, is visiting Canada.
George Gould Is the prospective success
sOr Of President Houston, Of the Plcitic-
Mail Steamship Company, who announces
Lls intention to retire.
Mr.. j. =. Dardier. director OF the Evan
pel,cal Society OF Geneva, Switzerland, Is
making a tour through this country the
interest Of that organization.
Sir Robert Fowler, Baronet, aud twice
Lord Mayor Of London, IS of Quaker de-
scent. His great-grandisther was the
leader Of the Friends " In Wiltshire.
Mr.. Gladstone recently received present
OF "IOyal" sturgeon, weighing sixty
pounds. " hIch had been caught in the Shan
non estuary by some Limerick fishermen.
NJ. BerlhelOt, French Minister Of Public
Works, proposes to establish 4 school for
brewers in the city Of DOnaI in order by
degrees to drive German beer out Of
France.
The Duke Of Edinburgh Is stated in
French apers "to have been too drunk
10 give the order for the salute In return TO
the French complimentary guns when the
Queen arrived at Cannes"
The Duke Of DeyoDshire, father Of the
Msrquls OF Harrington, now in his eightieth
wear, enjoys robust health and thinks no.
thing OF walking mile aud a half to church
ana home again every Sunday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-08
pr SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH

corner Of Main and Sixth streeisi.-Rss. W.
W. LASDRus, d. D., will preach al II A. n. and
SPIN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-08
FINANCIAL
yxv YoRx yALrrxosx, AND 1Ion.
noHp STOCK xx0HAuexs.
rpv telegraph to me Dispa,ch.l

NEW YORK. May 7.--T,iis. was anoiner Gun
dey nt The stock Exchange. with bus nt,Ie ,oa-
tare 10 dealings Trading was purely p'o'ss-
eionai The small margin between ms ihaI-
ket and London restricted arbitragc pusinox.'
and that interest was not factor. nc UNI
ket was dull and steady 10 Arm unui the l.suo
OF the bank siatenert {, the unfayoraDus hasut. .
- wbirh cansed some selling but the effect
was short-liy and partial recoycry ioiioxsS,s.
There was some buying OF wabash; IN VIII VII.
Foreigners TONED. While Missouri Pasnc WIS
weak under the hammeriug Of room-uf1er7.
81 Paul preferred was the only really ssfong
stock on the list. The opening was ratnot
heavy, though such decnnes a. s r,I
shown we're entirely Insignificant me
market soon developed strong tone.
ard Fort Worth and Denver 1dVs9cei
.harrly. though New England was weak. inc
advance halted before the end OF the nr5t hour'
and the market became extremely iuli VITA M
utter siagnation I'm prices This iasted uhu'
the Issue Of the hank statement. Whon every
thing but St. Paul preferred became 9siu
weak In an increased volume OF business, fOIN
Worth and Denver showing tho heaviest loss.
A fractional reaction was followed by renewed
weakness, but the close was quiet aud again
nrm Everything except Fort Worth and Den
yer, which IL up =, and ST. Paul preferred.
which gained IA. Ia down, though liocsins
coal. which lost ~ per cent. IL the only im'
porfant decline. the remainder being Tor irac-
iiOnal amounts only.
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK. May 1.-The weekly bank state
ment shows the following changes; Reserye
decrease. 81 6l7 ,325: loans, increase, Sis0N4O'
specie, decrease, SJn,10O; legal tenders, de
crease. s603OO3; deposits, Increase, sAe41,SuOi
circulation, decrease. $500.
The banks ROW hold ti,j22 600 In excess OF
the " cent rulc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-08
Minor Mention.

The Academy has closed for the season
Miss Mary Newton, Of 3l5 east Frankie
.tr.,t. who has been visiting friends IL
Washington, returned home Friday
The Old Dominion steamers are now
carving large numbers Of pleasure-seekers
and sight.seCrs TO and from New York.
Commander Manuel Kline. OF Aaron
wilkes Post, Grand Army ell the kepuol,,'
Of Trenton, n. j.. Is stopping al foru
Hotel.
Admiral James Jouett and the boapu Oh
Ipsnrrtors OF the navy were at City POM
Eriray inspctcing the monitors and ascer-
tanning what repairs are needed.
Hon. A. NJ. Lewis, one OF the most dls'
,inouisbed members Of the North Carolina
bar. il in The city with Mrs. Lewis, ylSlt'
ing their daughter, Mrs. Frank Il. Patrick,
on west Franklin street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-08
NAVAJO EXCITED.
SEEKING Revenge for che Killing OF
One Of Their Tribe.


AIrrQrERQUE, y. NJ, May "A special
10 tie IemOcrm from Gallup says: a dliii.
Gully with Navajo Indians occurred ycster-
day morning at Defiance station, seven
miles west Of here. \ dispute arose IN a
store in the village between l.. l. Allen, q
clerk. and an Indian. The latter sprIng
over Tie counter 10 grasp Allen, VINO Dire"
q pistol and shot the indian dead. Mr.. Dor
lane. TIE owner Of the store, and his
wife, " ho were In room over the store
at Tie time, came down, and seeing what
bad ba.pened, started for Gallup on horse
back. They had not gone lar when they
were surrounded by armed Indians, who
accused Borland OF killing their comDln-
ion. and threatened TO Kill him and hts wife
on The spot. They wcrewild with excite
ment. hut Bcrlmd succeeded in quoting
them bY giving up his weapons and telling
fhom iblt lac had nothing to do with the
killiug, ana that be had come to trade with
them. Finally Mr.. and Mrs. BOrland were
permitted 10 continue their journey u
Gallup. I'm the mean time Allen and
N old man named Hans barriadcd
tie lnor over the store - deiend
themselves from attack. The Indians
broke into the store, riiling IL OF
everything valuable. I'm hour after i
freight train on The Atlantic and PIcilc
rold passed through Deuince, and Allen
and Han, ran for j. under heavy IRE from
the Indians. Allen succeeded in getting
on the train and came t. Gallup. Huns
missed the train; but, after being followed
some distance ny the Indians. who KEEP
shooting a. him. managed 10 eiude them
ana reach Gallup. A detachment ot cavalry
from Fort Wingate has gone tn Defiance.
and il is believed they will have a whole.
some cnect on the Indians, and proDlbly
prevent blOOdshed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-08
Police COurf.

The following cases were disposed o.
yesttr day: nj, O, ,s
earle Reynolds. drunk. Fined g and
costs. ..,.
Annie Gregory (colOred) stealing trunk
and several articles OF ladies' wear, tue
properfy Of Georgianna Lewis. DIS
chsrgeO. ,..
William Spindle (colored), trespasslns on
The ,semi,es OF William Link and assault
Ing him with rocks. Fined g aud costs:
Fleming Pay ne (cOlored), as;aulting and
beating Joseph IIierholzer In the sheet
Fined % and costs.
isbam Crowder (coIored), leaving his
team standing on the street. Fined ~ aud
costs.
Jack wyatt (colored), asSaulting and beat.
ing Joseph lIierholzcr on the street. Flned
90 and costs. l.,
Willie Gatewood (coloredD lighting In
the street. Dismissed.
Ike ToyIor aud Junius smith (both CO.
Iored). yagrancy. Ordered TO leave tow1
in twenty.iour hours.
Henry Thistle, assauting and beating
John Kilgrsm in the street. Fined % and
costs. ,, -, -,
Standing in the street without holding the
reins. Fined S2.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-08

10y ltlcBihpu W INC pSpoNh'I
Washington, ID. c.: Washingtons, 0. /.
O, 0, o, OIL; Phlladelshias, 0, l, 0, =, o,
3 SIX innings; rain.
Staten Island: Metropoitans Brooklyns.
Game postponed; rain.
Philadelphia: Athletics, 0, o, 0, |, o, 4.
0, >, o.; BaldmOres. 0, 0, 0, 3, o, o,
0, o, %.
New York: New York,, 0, 0, 3, 0, |, O.,
o. 0, 0--l; Bostons, o, 0, 0. |, 0, 0, D, 4.
Ne.
Chicago: PittsbuIghs. /, 0. .. 0. ?, 9,
2, O, X-iO; Chicagos, !. 0, 3, 0, 0, 0, 0,
3, Is.
It. Louis: st. Louis, >, 0, 0, 0, ., 0, 7,
/, O-12; Louisvilles, 0, 0. /, 4, D, 0, O.,
0, %.
Cleveland Clevelands, l, 0, 0, l, 0. x
?; Cinciuualis, ,, 0, 0, 1, 0, &c. Five
innings; rain.
Memphis: Memphis, 8. 0, 4, 9, ., 0, 0,
5, 4-2l; New Orleans, 0, l, 0, 0, 0, l, 0,
/. Sc.
Detroit: u troiis, >. 0, 0, 3, 4, 1. 4, o,
I-1S; Indianapolis, 0. 0, o, ., q, Q, 0, 0,
o..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-08

somewhat by selling Louisiana lottery
tickets and policy gigs. One OF the de'
teciives ingratIated himself into the conn
depce Of Colbert. He bought policy gig,
by which be won S2i.75. When Colbert
had paid him he arrested him and TOOK
him TO Superintendent Murray. The su'
peIintendent called for pair oil scissors
snd proceeded to cut the brass buttons on
The policeman's coat. The stripes were
ripped from his trousers aud his badge
taken from him. lie was then placed IN
cell. The money won by the detectiVe
will be turned over 10 the pension fund.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-08

Randoipb-Macon College Notes-Lcg
Cut On-pcrsonaI Items.

Yesterday was given up entirely TO the
trst annual exhibition Of athletic sports.
An elaborate and very interesting pro-
gramme was arranged, aud at 10 O'Clock
TIE hrst contest was opened hy a test IN
throwing a bali; which was won by Mr.. j.
+. Woodward, throwing distance OF LOG
yards; prize, ball and bat. The next con.
test was exceedingly funny-a saek-race
100 yards; won by Mr.. X. G.. Ilowisou ;
tine, Is seconds; pTizr, three clkes soap.
The hurdle race, 100 yards over hurdles.
was won by II. G.. Leigh; prize, tennis
shoee; time, 10 seconds. The Standing
long Jump was won toy NJ. DeLeon; dis
lance, 10 feet 3! inches; prize, brush and
comb. The running high jump was won
by Paul Petit; height, feet q Inches
prize. shavlng-case. The whCelbarrow
race, 100 yards, was won by w. b. Stevens ;
time, IL seconds; prize, "Physical Cut
tmc," professor DOwd, of New
York; The one-hundred-yard dash
was very exciting, and was won 10y
NJ. DeLeon, OF South CarOina; time,
IL seconds; prize, tennis racket. The
running long jump, Paul Petit, II feet 6
inches; prize, 6shing-rod. Flat race, 300
yards, g.. Wilson, "a seconds. One-mile
race, W. Il. Stevens, 5:46, prize, tennis
OF Burlington; prize, box oranges. Junior
tus. war, won by Hunts crew; prize,
same.
The crowd in attendance was very large
anu The record by the contestants was up
10 the average.
The contest in the hurdle race was diff
cult ss is usually the case, and in the first
race, which was declared foul, Mr.. T.. w.
DeLcon came in ahead.
The running high jump was the most in.
teIestlng spectacle OF the day, and was de-
ended after a long contest.
The only accident OF the day was the
sudden attack OF cTamp OF Mr.. NJ. DeLeou
in the mile race.
A colored boy named Joe Burly, while
experimenting in boarding the accOmmO-
dation train here on Friday evening, fell
under the wheels and had his leg cut of q
little below the knee. lie was carried Ia
the hospital IN Richmond night before last
Quite sensation was created here yes
tcrday bya crazy woman. who had gotten
away from her home near KIlby's station, on
the Richmond, Fredericksburg and POtO
mae railroad. She was captured, and by
the greatest effort was carried back home.
Mr. W. J. Young, A. NJ, Of Baltimore,
Md, will deliver the address before the
Franklin Literary Society at its final cele
braiion i'm June.
The annual defamation OF the Washing
ton Literary Society Will take place mex
Friday night IN the chapel.
The Kitchen and Out-buildings OF The
residence Of Mrs. \. c. Mayo were destroy
cd ly fire here last Thursday night, ant
but for the efforts Of friends and neghbOri
the tire would Dave burned the entire
building.
Mr.. Sherrord Il. Tabb, Of Richmond, has
been awarded the handsome medal Of The
Franklin Literary society as the best de-
bgter q that society.
Mir. l.. l.. c. Scott, the agent OF ArbucklC
4 Co., after an extended trip to Norfolk
md LvDchbuTg. has returned home.
II. Il. Stebbins Is visiting relatives IL
Halifax county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-08
A Gang Of Train-Robbors Captures,
fpy telegraph to tho Dispatch.l

CmCAOO, May The Rock Island rail-
road has discovered and located train.
robLcr organization In the town OF Lake.
from which the road bas suffered heavy
losses during several months. The thieves
took anything they found, from grain To
general merchandise. When raid was
made upon them by officers they were steal
inc biCcs. They were cqnally ready TO
shoot or steal. and one officer was badly
hurt. Five of the gang are to-day IN Gus
toby. One known accomplish Is SAL at
liberty. They are professional thieye, aud
not in tie employ OF the rlilrosd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-08
INTEREST REVIVED.
The baltimore and ohio Deal Again
stirred Up.
TBy telegraph to the Dlspatch.I

[By telegraph to the Dispatch.1
NEW YORK, May 7.-Interest In the Bat
timore and Ohio deal sheen revived Dy a
story that a meeting Of the Baltimore ana
Ohio directors will soon be held. at wnicn
the resignation Of several OF the present Ut
rectors will be received and their places
blled by members chosen by the Cincinnati:
Hamilton and Dayton. Lake Erie ana
Western, and the Richmond Terminal
Companies. There IL some hitch IN regard
to the Louisville, New Albany and Chicago
and another railroad joining the system !;
but. outside Of this, the plan is said to be
complete for the use OF the Baltimore ana
Obio ~ through line 10 Philadelphia, aud
thence TO New York, as soon as the eXten'
sion can be built. Several directors OF the
roads PANIED have been questioned in regard
TO the story, and they admit that it is prte'
tically true. but that the minor details have
not set been arranged. Robert Garrett, L.
+. Bryce, Samuel Thomas. Henry ;. Ives,
George J. Seney, Alfred Sully, and George
II. Stagner are mentioned as among the
mem bers OF the syndicate buying the con-
troll OF the road but II Is slld that some OF
item will only have a slight interest in 1t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-08
Texas Farmers Alliance.

ST LOUIS, May "A snecial from waco,
TeXas, says: The State Farmers Alliance
C0ltoo Congress, which has been in session
here for Il G, k, adjourned to-day. The OBJ
icct OF the assemblage was to arrange to en-
ter upon The manufacture OF wagons, agr-
cultural implements, cotton-pr, sses, and
oil mills. over Sl0,0O0,0O0 were repre-
seDted. Arrangements have been con-
cludod for collecting statistics and for an
early charter under the laws OF Texas.
Five hundred thousand dollars were appro-
pnated 10 the erection OF cotton-mlll.
Other manufacturing enterprises will be
taken up right away. The body was full OF
repres enlatlyes Of the agricultural interests
OF the state. There were one hundred
delegates present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-08
4 Miud-StOrm's Kavsges.
ny telegfanh % DC Dlsnatch.l

CncAGo, MAY IA Times special from
Marquette. Mich. says: ~ communication
improves reports ~ the recent wind storm
are coming in freely. Thirteen counties 81
the upper peninsula were all swept. 10
some iich pine fields tres were moved
down like grass aud millions OF feet OF plne
DESTROYED. Houses were unrooied or he-
mol,hCd. unfinished buildings scattered.
and chimneys and out.bouses destroyed,
S,arcdy town or settlement escaped.
Only lhrte fatalities ave reported. but
many were seriously injured. There wS no
cyclone. but the wind was straight blast
OF from two to ten hours duration. The
estimated demagc for the upper peninsula
will reach 100000. Tive shipping In the
harbo,s was badly shaken up, but mol much
damaged
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-08

convention was held Of the court house
| yestcrdsy--Dr. II. A. Patterson, chairman !;
q. Z, Vincent, secretary. A campaign
committee OF two--one Republican and one
Democrat-trom each precinct was organ
ized. The opposition ticket was endorsed
ana Colonel Norman Smith put on II for
the Office OF sheriff. A full magisPral
district ticket was nominated. Dr. u. A..
| Patterson Of Tuckahoc, John Goodman OF
Fairfield, and w. ]. Mordccal are the pomi.
nccs for stIpcrxisorS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-08

At a meeting OF Stewart Grove. No. D.
L. a. O. d., held at Odd-Fclloas' Hall last
night, Noble Grand Arch W. r. FlOurnoy'
assisted by Grand-Sccletary Myer Angle
O. f.. WClls. OF Stonewail Grove. No. 6.
and others, installed the odicerS-elect A.
follows: W. /. Crostic, noble arch; +. W.
Ti!ec, yice-arch; Joseph Il. Mountcastlc,
treasurer: +. :. Jones, secretary: j. Ii.
FuikS, conductor; &. II. Crumpler, inside
euard; W. ii. COusiF. outside guard.
This. one OF the oldest groves in Richmond,
) in good working order and increasing in
membership.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-08
The Kuabe is well known.

IL has been before The public for dfty
years, and the grandchildren OF the ORR
cinal purchasers are now buying this Piano
Of Manly Il. Ramos x Co.. IL having been
m their families for half century.
Another Piano sold by Messrs. Ramos 81
Co. Is the Colby & Duucan. which Is fast
becoming popular everywhere, although
less kpown in Richmond than other Pianos,
because Of It's recent Introduction.
For Instruments with true tone-quiliiy
the purchaser should always 90 to persons
OF MUSICAL ability and business qualiica'
tons. Does any firm stand higher than
Manly u. Raines x Co.. Get their prices
spd catalogues At No. 903 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-08

sr. LOUIS, May IA special from tue
civ AZ Mexico Says: Two challenges nave
nassed as the result OF the trouble about
Miss Bazsine. the French ex-harshaF'
heantifuI daughter. In both eases Inc
seconds have adjusted the differences Win
out bas,,Ie meetings. The members OF the
Ca.,no lub. however. have adopted reso
linton expeliiug The spanish mlms'e''
senior vorcero Armesfo, from The ciuo.
There Is an element Of The spanish colony
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-08
The Interstate Commission

10y lclcBIdpu W tho hiohE'E'hI
PITTSBURGH, May Judge SchOon'
mailer, OF the Interstate Commerce Com
mission, passed through here to-day
en- route to bis home, IN New York. While
At the dep0t he was surrounded by bust
nes.mcn, who poured complaints into his
ears and freely rendered him advice. lie said
thai while in Memphis. Team, the commits
sion had taken seven hundred PAGES OF tei'
tmODy. embracing all the southern roads
The prcponderance OF this testimony Ia
yOred the continuation OF the suspension
Of the long and short.hIuI clause. Tue
members Of the commission have all gone
10 their homes. but will meet again in
Washington on the 10th instant. Commits
sioner Walker, Of Vermont, was reported
onftp IN